Phepa.net has been developed in the framework of the Project
entitled "Primary
Health Care European Project on Alcohol" funded by the European Commission
and the Department of Health of the Autonomous Government of Catalonia. This
European Project is aimed at integrating health promotion interventions for
hazardous and harmful alcohol consumption into primary health care professionals'
daily clinical work. It will achieve this by preparing: European recommendations
and clinical guidelines on best practice for health care purchasers and providers;
a training program for primary health care professionals, a comprehensive Internet
site database on good practice, and a series of country specific dissemination
strategies. Read
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What's new?
03/07/2009
Phepa has produced a final flyer summarizing the final activities carried out by the Project.
30/04/2009
We are pleased to inform you that the final financial and technical report was sent to the EC.
The report and the all the annexes are posted at the phepa website.
We will continue updating the phepa website, so let us know if there is any document (translated manuals, etc) or progress at country level (relevant news, links or bibliography) you would like us to put in the website.
PHEPA looks forward to continuing collaborating with all partners. We would like to remind you that the possibility was stated of launching Inebria – Europe in the next Inebria meeting. Please contact Fredrik Fredrik.Spak@socmed.gu.se and Piero pierluigi.struzzo@uniud.it if you want to collaborate with the meeting preparations.
We look forward to meeting you in Newcastle (look for more information on the 6th Inebria Conference).
24/09/2009
Early identification and Brief Advice in the Amphora project.
AMPHORA, a four-year, €4million project co-financed by the 7th framework programme of research of the European Commission, with 33 partner organizations from 14 European countries, started at the beginning of 2009.
The project aims to pool European knowledge across a wide range of public health alcohol policy measures, and to disseminate this knowledge to those engaged in making policy. By enhancing cooperation among researchers and advancing research in Europe, AMPHORA will provide new scientific evidence for the best public health measures to reduce the harm done by alcohol. AMPHORA is coordinated by the “Hospital Clinic i Provincial de Barcelona” (HCPB) in Spain.
One of the nine work packages coordinated by Professor Colin Drummond of the National Addiction Centre, Kings College London will address three clear gaps in considering the contribution of early identification, brief advice, and management of alcohol use disorders as public health measures in reducing the harm done by alcohol. For further information, please contact Colin Drummond.
20/03/2009
Visit the 6th Inebria Conference website or download the Conference Flyer for all the information (call for abstracts, programme, venue, registration and hotel accommodation) related with the Newcastle/Gateshead Conference, 7-9th October 2009.
08/06/2008
The third meeting of Phepa II will take place in Prague, from the 4th to the 5th of December. Prof. Hana Sovinova and her institution will be hosting it. More information will be circulated soon to partners.
01/06/2008
Maristella G. Monteiro from the Panamerican Health Organization (PAHO) has adapted the Phepa Clinical Guidelines into Spanish.
14/05/2008
The 5th Conference of INEBRIA will take place from the 8th to 10th of October 2008 in the city of Ribeirão Preto (Brazil) .
More information in this leaflet and in the conference website.
01/05/2008
The conclusions of the Building Capacity Conference are already available at the conference website.
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